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Men! new fall suits
with two trousers $35
Splendid showing of the newl
English models in shades of grey;
— in tan—pencil stripes and:
staunch mixtures and checks. l
.These are among the best tit-l
ting and most carefully tailoredi—
suits on our racks today—many.
s.
K-
makers during this week—they]
are the last word in men’s tailor-i
ing, ‘carefully modeled neck and-
shoulders give the sort of fit the
careful dresser demands while the.
loose English tendency gives free-
dom and comfort that every man
appreciates.
‘1 here are many little kinks to these suits that make
them appeal -—y0u’ll recognize them when you see them.
{The two pairs of trousers of course is most important for
that feature gives double service. And for all this you?
pay only/“$35.
Main floor, rear.
A special foot
service we offer
In connection ‘with the Scholl foot appliances andl
remedies. ;
Care should be practiced in selecting the proper type-i
of arches for relieving the various ailments of the feet;
Shall it be a flexible enrigid arch? is it muscular weak-i
iness or bone displacement? Why do cams and callouses
Tappear? What causes the Usual entire physical exhaus—'
ftion at night? ' .
These and other important questions can be answer-j
ed by consulting the foot specialist always present in Our,
Shoe department. '
Scholl arches fiom $2.50 to $5.50—Corn and cal-F
lous pads 35c and 50c ‘
Arch preserver
shoes for men
The shoe that men like because they combine com-
bine comfort and. style. The last that fits every curve of
the foot and gives support to the arch because of narrow
heel and instep measurements.
Specially good model in black calfskin or light tan?
.calfskin —an oxford with a medium shaped toe—$11. l
Main floor. rear.
“Howland Dry Goods Co.
of them have arrived from the( .
1‘1: 2 Washington Market
141 Washington St. Telephone 1113.
ALL OUR MEATS U. s. INSPECTED.
Specials for the Week-end
Best Quality at the prest Prices
Smoked Shoulders. . . . . . . . . 14c lb.
Jesse-s
i‘Shoulder of Veal, 18c lb. Liverwurst . . . 20c lb.
<,.Sper‘ry‘& Bames’ Hams 33c lb.
'Armour’sStarHams 28clb
.vXXXRolledHams 30clb:
'fDrySuganCuredBacon............ 33clb.
“'Armour’s Star Bacon, sliced in 1 lb. ‘
boxes ...... ..38clb¢
Brookfield Eggs ..... . . . . . ........ .
Brookfield Butter ..... . . . T. . . . . . . . 2:: ll;
.Mutton Legs of Lamb ............. 30c lb.
Genpme Spring Legs of Lamb. . 35c-38c lb
Fancy Fowl ...................... 30c lbi
Shoulder of Spring Lamb : . . . . . . . . . 16c lb.
Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . . . . . . . . 39c lb.
BostonRolls ........ ..............l5clb.
Shoulder Pot Roast .............. . . 18c lb.
Prime Rib Roa‘st ..... . ........ . . . . 82c lb.
Rib Roast, boned and rolled . . . . . . . . 32c lb.
Fresh Loins Perk Roast ...... . ..... 23c lb. ,
Bread & Butter Pot Roast . . . ....... 25c lb ’
Golden West Fowl ........... . . .. . . 36c lb:
\ ¥ .Shoulder Steak .. 18c lb. Fresh Cho‘ ed
. Solid Veal for Rump of Veal . . 28c lb.
,Stew ........ . 25c lb. Fresh Cut Pork
Breast of Veal . . 14c lb. Chops ........ 23c lb.
Veal Chops ..... 24c lb. Franks, Bologna and
7’ HOWLAND’S
The remarks of the court came
out o: a. clear sky and started the
crowded court room into shocked
silence.
Mr. Crowe's jaw dropped and he
blanched yisib‘y under the judicial
broadside.
"Your Honor. I had s—a—a—" he
began. but Justice Caverly interrupt-
ed him ‘
“The State‘s Attorney knew full
well that his remarks would be. her-
alded tar and wide." said the Court.
"He know. too, the Court would have
no opportunity to reply or defend
himself from criticism except by the
action he has taken." .
The Judge then read a. prepared
statement. and at its close announc-
cd he would give his decision Sep-
tcmbc: 10 at 9:30 a.m. "unless ill-
ness prevents."
On!y the defendants. the attorneys
for both sides, court ataches and
{newspaper men will be admitted to
the final sc\-_ne in the famous case.
Referred to “Friendly Judge."
The Court did not state specifically
what portion of Mr. Crowe's remarks
aroused his ire. It was recalled.
lmwcwr, that the State's Attorney
had referred to possible outbreaks
if the death penalty were not im-
posed. and had emphasized the pos-
sible power of money in the courts
and thc'wealth of the defendants.
Just before the argument closed
Mr. Crone also made a defense of
the tt‘Stimony by James Portland.
one of his staff dctectixcs. that Loo-
pold had expressed a hope to escape
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J udgehfiR‘esents , CroWe’s
Close in Franks Cease.
Calls It Dastardly- Attack Upon Integrity of the
Court ‘ and Reads. Statement in Reply .—
‘Announces He Will Pass Sentence on
Slayers at 9:30 A. M. Sept. 10th
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.——A£ter portions of the closing argument
of Robert E. Crowe, State’s Attorney; had been stricken out by
'Justice John R. Caverly, yesterday, as a “cowardly, dastardly at-
tack upon the integrity of this court and/an attempt to intimidate
it,” the court took under advisement the penalty which he must
decide for Nathan Leopold, Jr., and Richard 'Loeb, confessed kid-
nappers and murderers of Robert Franks. .
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the\death penalty by pleading guilty
“before a. friendly judge." This had
been denounced by Mr. Darrow as -
“perjury" and when Mr. Crowe de-
{hnded it the court asked the stenc-
graphers to give him a. special copy
otthat statement.
None of the attorneys in the case
would comment after the proceed-
ings were over. Clarence S. Darrow,
Benjamin and Walter Bachrach. the
defense leaders. said it would be im-
proper. Mr. Crows remarked mer-
ely that he had "been talking three
days."
. Record of Closing Scene.
The. stcnographic report of
closing scene was as follows:
Mr. Crows—"The State rests."
The Court—-"Bet’ore the State rests
in the other case. the Court will or-
der stricken from the record the
closing remarks of tl‘e State's at-
torney as being a cowardly and rins-
tardly assault upOn the integrity of
this court." -
Mr. Crowe—“It was not so intend-
ed, your .Honor." .
The Court——-".~\nd it could not Tm
used for any other purpose except In
incite a mob and to try and intimi-
date this court. It will be stricken
from the record."
Mr. (‘rmvo—“Ir your Honor please
tho. State's Attorney had no such in‘
icntion."
The (‘mirt—“\\'e will go on-«——"
Mr. l.‘rowc——"I merely \yant 1”
put my personal feeling plainly lw-
fore the Court. It was not ihr- in-
the
Phone
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’GEHEB‘E'
"IT’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARES"
Prompt
Delivery
IT'S BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OI“ HITCH SALES AS THESE THAT
THIS "OL‘SE‘VIFIC CAN KEEP lfl’ HI'ZR STOCK OF KITCHI‘Z.‘
IT'I'I‘ISSILS AND HAVE BETTE]! THINGS TO \VORK
\VITII AT LESS COST.
Tea Kettles
“fill—Copper nickel plated ton.
Alarm Clocks
$1.49———Rcliahlc alarm clocks.
lOc—Porcela for cleaning white
porcelain sinks. 2 cans for 29¢
(Tanning Outfits
$2.98—C‘anning outfits. madc-
of. heavy tin. capacity 7 jars.
at .................... $2.49
Andrnck Oicnn
will bake. broil and try. at 70c
kettles. size S. at ....... $1.19 guaranteed for 1 year. at . ”SC
(‘alar Oil Mixing Bowls
Zinc—Cedar Oil (or hardwood 49c—Blue and white mixing
floors, furniture. etc.. at 190 bowls. 2 qt. size. at ....... 350
bottle.
Ten Cups and Saucers
Porccln ICC-Plain white tea cups null
sauCers. 6 for Mic
Chopping Bowls
title—Round chopping
size 12 inches. at ........
Fir-elves Cookers
$26.00———\Vhltc cnamcl tireless
cookers. 2: compartments. :ilu-
mlnum lined. at ...... 521.00
bop. is. K
390
Preaching Kettles
83.25—16 qt. Lisk white steel
enameled preserving kettles.
at 81.98
....................
Cooking Pots
33.75—Doublc aluminum rook-
ing pots. suitable for fir-less
cookers ........ ‘ . . . . $2.75 Set
33 Washington 8t.
80. Norwalk, Conn.
. .- ' "IF YOU WANT
a: a A REAL Welding Job Done: Go to the
Success Welding & Cutting Co.
mum's a many—cannon mouse
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DRAWERS—Three
trim.
ty nainsook,
trim. . «
SKIRTS—Of fine '
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Mildred, Stylish, Stout
_ Correctly proportioned and reinforced
lingerie for stout women.
COSTUME SLIPS—Of medium
sateen, black and navy. -
STEP-INS, BLOOMERS and ‘ ENVE-
LOPES—Of Wear-Well nainsook.
i
Underwear”
weight
button adjustable
waist band, lace and hemstifching
GOWNS—Of Wear-Well and sheer quali-
lace and embroidery
.. quality “black sateen.
three button, adjustable waist line. "
- tentlon'o'f the State's Attorney." .
“5"..4...
The Court—i-‘The State’s Attorney.
knew that it would be heralded all
through this country and all
this world. and he knows the Court
had not an opportunity except to do
what no did. It was not the proper
thing to do."
Mr. Crcwe—"It was not the inten-
tion " .
The Court—“This Court will not
be intimidatd by anybodv at any
time or place as long as-he occupies
this position. a
Court Refers to Criticisms.
“Now, in order .to fix the date that
I will set this case.
want to say there has been a great
deal of criticism about the conduct
of this case: some or it from well
meaning people who knew no better
others from those who should know
better. .
“We have been criticised about
The court has
the delays of justice.
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gentlemen. 1'
“been"“eiitielzedbecause after I. plea
of guilty he permitted evidence to
be fincard'and- we have been criticised
because of the length or time it takes
tonan execution after the court
passes judgment. _
"Permit me to say. with reference
to the ‘delays .of Justice, that this
trial is one o'txthe speediest trials or
. a. criminal case ever heard in Cook
countyin which the State has asked
the death penalty. ‘
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EAST swms. LOSE WEIGHT
Stout persons. anxious to “re-
duce" usually make a. special pomt
of avoiding sweets. This is a mis-
take. tor sweets offer a. valuable
weapon to those who would loge
weight. Too much food is the usual
canse'of corpuimce, and a. slim diet
offers the obvioui; remedy. ‘A scant
meal, though, does not seem‘s‘o
scant it broought to an end witn
dessert. and the practice of follow-
a.
jug lean meals with sweets is rec- ancc with a
ommcnded as an aid to persever- ular Science Meme];
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' All Our Fine- Furniture Reduced
Until Saturday at 6 O’clock .3
Everything is ready for last minute purchases of furniture. 'Assortment is splendid.
Our furniture is the finest obtainable at the price. it is exactly as represented and Our sales- ;
men will'be delighted to explain the woods and construction to you. Do not fail to Zak: g
advantage of August Sale prices on furniture. ; ~' .-
of the sale.
Sizes-f4 to 17.
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Deferred Payments oh Furniture
We shall be glad to make arrangements for
deferred payments with all who wish to save
money by buying furniture during these last two
days. Arrangements are made to the satisfaction
of individual purchasers. .
l' It is nearly the end of the 'August Fur Sale,
but you would never know it to glance at our furs,
for the collection is just as beautiful and complete
in styles, prices and variety as it was the first. day
We have sold more coats than usual this year.
Many who felt alfur coat was beyond their re.
sources have been delightfully surprised by the
'August prices and the beauty ‘of the coats.
Come and try on these fine fur coats:
Room Sized Domestic Rugs
s31.50 ~
'Axminsters and velvets in ever so many 'dif-
ferent patterns and. coloringsa Here are light rugs
for dark north rooms and richer tones for southern
exposures. The prices are'available for Friday and
Saturday only. All these rugs—are seamless. '
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Fourth floor. '
Clearance of Men’s Shirts
31.69.
.Thisv‘is'r'an end-'of-the summer clearance of‘
_ 23Qof=ourbetten grade shirts. Many assorted ma-
.terials in 7 stripes, fine j’checks- and plain colors.
many of thes‘e‘shirts heye 3:337 Told by us for 53.
Main lloor.
Our—delivery car
V
I i M Saturday—
Buy Furs at August Sale Prices
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Beautiful Collection "
ofDavenport Tables
> at Reduced Prices
Jacobean elegance is displagcn‘. in 'Ezis
wide, massive table with hand car-.15. pests
and dental carving ar0und the run. Of 50131
mahogany. it has the added convenienx of
drawers. Beautiful for a large rin Reg.
price! Reg. price $21 $17.50
Tudor finished solid mahogany makes:
handsome table with fluted and hand carved
base. Long and narrow, it is of an extreme-
ly graceful design. Reg. price $73 $63
Of solid mahogany with graceful fluted
~ columns and heavy stretchers, these. long
tables are very charming pieces of furniture
for living rooms or halls. Reg. price $.14 ."
547‘
This table in mahogany finish is repro-
duced in Queen Ann style. Fancy seczern: .
a good table of davenport lmgtlt at -
price Reg. price $21 . “$17505 -
One Day to .
Raccoon .Co‘ats
in Many Styles -
‘249.50
111ml}:
,The‘price is very Special for this mo: .
Coats are in wide bordered models _a:‘ wet as
straight flapper style. Dark full skins cnlgcarc
used. ~
Dark' Muskrat Coats
‘129.50
(These coats are fashioned from the hairs ct
~ the animals—are natural in color and are sewn in
so my: .
straight and diagonal designs. Full lengo
are an unusually fine value at this prlCC.
Second
First Fall Silkv
Frocks
for Large Women
Newly arrived and new 111
style is our lovely collection
of silk frocks for those who
require large sizes. Cling-
ing, lustrous crepe satin,
crepe de chine and novelti’
silks are used most charm-
ingly. Cle‘ver panel and
draped effects contrive long
slénderizing lines while at
the same time the gems
are‘. youthful and lovely m
appearance. Prices are won-
derfully low for these beau.
tiful dresses. Black. nay."
and brown. -Sizes 42 10
54%. .. $25to$49.75 .
- .. ‘DA‘I‘LY" DELIVERY TO SOUTH N ORWALK
. leaves the store at: 8 A. M. each day and all pnr
'the afternoon will be delivered- the‘follow'ing mom
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